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English. III B - 18th c. / Pre-Romanticism / Frankenstein (2024)
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The Pre-Romantic movement began in the:
1720s
1760s
1730s
1750s
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What makes the poem an elegy?
It describes a historical event.
It shares ideas about nature.
It’s about a death.
It tells a story.
3
Gothic literature
has supernatural and mysterious elements
all of the answers
contains macabre elements
setting is often in ruin or decay
4
Pre-romantic poetry is consireded the poetry of:
rational
war
reason
feeling
5
Who helps Victor recover from his weakened condition after he destroys the female creature?
Mr. Irwin
Mr. Kirwin
Mr. Alphonse
Mr. Kirkwood
6
Neoclassical literature is characterized by
its hatred towards classical art for its repetitive forms.
its inspiration in classical art and in formal elegance.
ideals based on sentimentality.
the predominance of genres that are not educational.
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Frankenstein: What does the creature find in his coat pocket?
Victor's journal
Victor's license
used tissues
Starburst wrappers
8
Where does Victor wash up?
coast of Ireland
coast of Whales
coast of England
coast of Scotland
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Sarcasm is a type of ____ irony.
Situational
Emotional
Dramatic
Verbal
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When was Neoclassical literature developed?
at the height of Renaissance
During the Romantic era
During the period of Black pague
at the height of the Enlightenment
11
What type of writing, which ridicules the stupidities and flaws of society, rose in popularity in the 18th c.?
drama
satire
poetry
liturgy
12
Which revolution factored into the minds of Romantic poets the most?
Social
Economic
Linguistic
Industrial
13
Frankenstein: What village does Elizabeth die in?
Zima
Chamounix
Evian
Geneva
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Frankenstein: Who is Justine Moritz?
a family relative
former girlfriend of Victor
family servant
slave
15
What is the point of Thomas Gray’s “Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard”?
Graveyards are neglected.
The rich abuse the poor.
Upper classes should be valued.
Lower classes should be valued.
16
The novel emerged as a distinct form of literature in Europe during the
Industrial Revolution
Age of Absolutism
Reformation
Enlightenment
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Elegy
a formal poem; lamenting the passing of a person or idea
a formal poem; primarily for weddings
a formal poem; a meditation on death or another solemn theme
a formal poem; celebrating and/or praising an idea or object
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Frankenstein: Why does the creature approach William?
He is lost
He is hungry
He hates little ones
He wants a friend
19
What literary work is cited / referenced when the creature speaks to Victor for the first time?
Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Sorrows of Werter
The Ruins of Empire
Paradise Lost
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What is an epitaph?
A phrase written on a tombstone
a coffin
an underground room
a large building housing tombs
21
Beginning of
Frankenstein
: How many living humanoid beings does Robert see on the ice flow?
2
4
3
1
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Frankenstein: Robert Walton is a self-described _________.
Romantic
conservative
liberal
pessimist
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to
lampoon
someone
satirize
follow
support
ignore
24
In "A Modest Proposal," Swift lampoons:
How the Irish treat themselves
The lower class of Ireland
How Swift treats the Irish
How the English treat the Irish
25
Neoclassical art and literature emphasize . . .
The revival of Classical works
The importance of idyllic beauty
The revival of Renaissance culture
The importance of the imagination
26
A parody is
when someone imitates something in a funny way
when you use the same color throughout a painting
when someone tries to create something brand new
27
Frankenstein: What subject is Victor fascinated with as child?
Algebra
Chemistry
Classical Languages
Alchemy
28
What is NOT one of the actual solutions to Ireland's problems in "A Modest Proposal"?
curing Irish women of idleness and gaming
tax absentee landowners
use only local goods
sell Ireland to England
29
Frankenstein: Whom is Robert Walton writing his letters to?
his sister
his rich uncle
his aunt
his brother
30
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is considered what type of literary form?
novel
a letter
epic poem
pamphlet
31
Frankenstein: How many people are in the cottage when the Creature comes across it?
2
4
3
5
32
Frankenstein: What does the creature promise to do if a female is created for him?
go to South America
go to the Galapagos
go to America
go to Chamounix
33
Pre-romanticism leaned:
towards rationalism
away from rationalism
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Elements of gothic literature include
mystery, comedy, tragedy, history
the potential of science, settings in the future/ in space
castles, suspense, damsels in distress, the supernatural
35
Dialects are local variants in language that differ in their
Pronunciation
Vocabulary
Spelling
All of the above
36
Dialect poetry....
Was only used in Britain
Helps capture unique, sometimes unheard perspectives
May use different vocab and grammar from standard language poems
Only uses the sonnet form
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Frankenstein: How was William killed, and how old was he when he died?
kicked; 5
punched; 6
strangled; 4
strangled; 5
38
What is the name of the plot structure that is revealed through a series of letters/documents?
Omniscient
Epistolary
Frame
Documentary
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What is
NOT
an element of the Gothic literary movement?
sexual power
the sublime
uncanny
neoclassicism
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Which is one of the main features of Pre-Romantic poetry
Reevaluation of nature
Use of an artificial language
References to the ancients greeks and romans
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“A Modest Proposal” by J. Swift is a criticism of British landowners of land in what country?
France
Scotland
Whales
Ireland
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Frankenstein: How does Caroline Beaufort die?
scarlet fever
small measles
chicken pox
gout
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Invective means
joke
verbal abuse
infection
exclamation
